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Cellular

Cellular

“If the signal dies so does she.”
★6.4/10(2,201)PG-13age•2004•1h 34m
ActionThrillerDrama
ScreenplayChris Morgan, Larry Cohen
A kidnapped woman manages to jury-rig a smashed telephone and dials a random cell phone number, reaching a young man who becomes her only lifeline as she desperately tries to communicate her location before her captors discover the call. The ingeniously simple premise generates real-time tension as the stranger must keep the fragile connection alive while navigating Los Angeles traffic, police skepticism, and the kidnappers' escalating violence. Kim Basinger brings genuine terror to her confined role while Chris Evans, in an early leading performance, carries the film's breathless momentum through its tight 94-minute runtime.
Release
Sep 6, 2004
Budget
$25M
Country
United States, Germany
Revenue
$58M

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6.4/10
TMDB Average audience rating
2,201 votes
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From the same director: David R. Ellis

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Where to watch Cellular? Cellular is available for streaming on VIX.
Who directed Cellular? Cellular is directed by David R. Ellis.
Who stars in Cellular? The main cast of Cellular includes Kim Basinger, Chris Evans, Jason Statham, William H. Macy, Noah Emmerich.
How long is Cellular? Cellular is 1h 34min long.

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Synopsis

A kidnapped woman manages to jury-rig a smashed telephone and dials a random cell phone number, reaching a young man who becomes her only lifeline as she desperately tries to communicate her location before her captors discover the call. The ingeniously simple premise generates real-time tension as the stranger must keep the fragile connection alive while navigating Los Angeles traffic, police skepticism, and the kidnappers' escalating violence. Kim Basinger brings genuine terror to her confined role while Chris Evans, in an early leading performance, carries the film's breathless momentum through its tight 94-minute runtime.

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